to arts and cult culture, renewed attention is being paid to the intersection between art and adolf hitler'sch. even hollywood weighed in, search for art work stolen by the nazis is the subject of "monuments men." >> hitler and his group had decide not only were they going to kilt everybody but they were going to systematically take all of their history with them. >> rose: and an exhibition at the new york gallery documents hit her's war on art he considered degenerate. >> before the acts of violence against people, the nazis committed acts of violence against art. rene price is the director of the gallery staging an exhibition called, "degenerate art." >> the interest and curiosity about this dark moment in german history is huge. it's this confrontation that has never been done before of showing the art that was vilified by the naughties on one side, and then to show the official german art, and in the summer of 1937 in miewn. in munich, you could see both within a few yards of one another and we brought this aesthetic together again. >> the nazis staged two art exhibitions side by side, o

yes, that's adolf hitler in a new video attacking the health care law. a major gop donor is behind this. >> they can't i tack the laws on its merits so this is what it comes to? that's the fringe. but back on planet reality in washington, plenty of republicans are still working to sabotage the law. this is the headline in the new conservative leaning wall street journal today. off the obamacare deep end. the editorial slams republicans who refuse to help make the law work better. they could have been talking about the house gop holding yet another hearing today. blasting fixes made to the law or one of the gop leaders saying this today. >> we do not believe that obama care can work, and we don't feel that it is properly achieving the goals that the president promised this country it would. and we are about proposing real health care reform that will be patient-centered, and a plan that we will put forward this year. >> yep, four years later, and we're still waiting on that plan. but while we wait, the president reminded us today what the health care law

del ku klux klan quien asesinó a un judío, el asesinato ocurrió a solo días del nacimiento de adolf hitlerudía. >> un padre puso en marcha una campaña para apoyar a su hijo a quien una compañera acusa haber sido abusada sexualmente por él. >> dice que es un montaje. >> el día que lo llevaron a la cárcel se me rompió el corazón. >> se hizo en marzo una fiesta para celebrar los 20 años. >> un sheriff llegó a la semana siguiente donde dicen que había habido un problema. >> la joven de 17 años es colombiana y dice que fue violada por el joven. >> qué piensa usted de lo que dicen. >> la denunciante habría llegado embriagada a la reunión e intentando tener relaciones sexuales con el joven sin tener éxito, de confirmarse el caso el joven ricardo rivera podría estar muchos años en cárcel. >> no sé por qué lo hace,m quizá porque quiere un estatus legal. >> y resultaron dañados por una tormenta primaveral. >> se apoderaron del sudeste de la nación, reportes causados por severas tormentas, se habla de fuertes tormentas eléctrica, en michigan arrancaron este árbol de raíz, dejando a oscuras miles de v

and a far right intellectual has also attracted lots of attention with his praise of adolf hitler and his claim that the nazis rescued the economy by building autobahns. so mel has even dressed up as an inmate of a concentration camp, making light of the holocaust. a draftsman from southern france thinks both of them have a point. >> nobody is against the jewish community as a whole. that would be making generalizations. they address -- or let's say, they attacked those few jewish personalities who are at the top of the whole system. >> the jewish agency for israel is worried anti-semitism is becoming more socially acceptable. >> the climate has changed, and more and more people are prepared to accept the fact that it is possible to be a light anti-semite. for example, to laugh about the humor and to say in the end it is not as bad as all that, but it is very bad for french jews. >> the family is originally from morocco. his father started out as a printer and worked his way up to the top. he instilled a love for french literature and philosophy in his son, who today is disappointed i

. >>> adolf hitler died almost 70 years ago. but the world war and the holocaust are still creating problems for german people today. the latest controversy is over a book the nazi leader left behind. although the book mein kampf is available online it has been banned from being published in germany as a sign of the country's remorse over its past. nhk world reports. >> reporter: this is an original edition of hitler's "mein kampf." it explains in detail hitler's view of the jew's character. hitler used his book, part memoir, part manifesto, to proclaim the superiority of the german race. and spread his radical brand of anti-semitism. "mein kampf" became the ideological basis of the holocaust. today in germany, anything that could be seen to glorify nazism is prohibited by law. that includes displaying the swastika, or saluting in the nazi style. the ban is a demonstration of remorse for the country's acts during world war ii. the free state of bavaria in southern germany owns the publishing rights to "mein kampf." it has prohib

. >> he inherited it from his father who took orders from adolf hitler to buy and sell art to fund activities followed an agreement by gerlet to cooperate with international experts to det determine if the art was stolen. >> finding malaysia's missing airliner would be one thing. >> the challenges will only increase if it is at the bottom of the indian ocean. coming up we'll look into this for you. >> plus, we are minutes away from the start of today's session of the oscar pistorius murder trial. this was him arriving at the courthouse just a few minutes ago. we will bring you live coverage when things get under way. please stay with us. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. to cover up flaws and make skin look pretty. but there's one that's so clever, it makes your skin look better even after you take it off. neutrogena healthy skin liquid makeup. 98% of women saw improvement in their skins' natural texture, tone, or clarity. does your makeup do that? neutrogena® cosmetics. recommended most by dermatologists. >> we are coverin

made by the finance minister suggested it was his music in steam cleaner were reminiscent of adolf hitler's aggression in eighteen thirty eight which led to the annexation of german speaking regions of czechoslovakia. germany's conservative finance minister will be in trouble. respected elder statesman in merkel's coalition said that when your pretties tactics and trendy and eastern ukraine reminded him of hitler's ballot the germans and tackle slovakia. i know that your boy is it the first to make the observation former us secretary of state hillary clinton in early march compared with his moves in crimea to germany's resettlement of ethnic germans. us senator john mccain has also made a comparison and apply the clinton with whom he is awfully class politically for comments on the basic idea ukrainians themselves have also taken to comparing deal fairly with what we could to stop somewhere has become a popular slogan on line as well as during into a war demonstrations in ukraine and its diaspora that appearing with a hitler mustache on the cover of time magazine is currently named for the

kind of reception that italy was giving to this man that he saw as the enemy of christianity, adolf hitler. two months and i think we have a shot here if we can get to the next slide of the visit of hitler, there we are. two months after hitler as you see portrayed here in rome along with mussolini and hitler. you see the king victor emanuel the third, two months after was the dramatic and shocking announcement of the new racial policy by mussolini in july 1938 and the in particular in italy were shocked to hear that the official position of the government was that there was a pure italian race to which the jewish of italy who had been there before the time of jesus were not part. the pope was very upset and particularly upset because this seemed to show the increasing closest -- of the fascist dictator with the nazi leader. people around the pope as he was becoming distraught and this is the important part of my book, becomes worried because they actually are very pleased by the deal that has been made between the vatican and the fascist regime please by all the benefits that the church h

louis make any impression on the disciples of adolf hitler? during his months in unique he had taken several trips and seen the raw aftermath of the holocaust. he returned to his commanding officer it was not the only chaplain. the assistant chaplain was a franciscan friar from upstate new york. father's successor, had been a chaplain with the 11th on a division now has a thunderbolts during the war. they fought in the battle of the ball-will enter 1944 and 45. o'connor and a bronze star and suffered from what the army then called battle fatigue. in may 1945 the 11th helped liberate the concentration camp outside have a sound town of when austria where nearly 100,000 people were tortured and murdered in 1939 and 1945. this was a photo of what were called the stairs of death. they led down the granite court on by and as as company. albert speer contacted to supply granted for is great vision of nancy buildings and monuments, many in our bird. the 1,806th steps were badly cat and slippery. when prisoners reach the bottom of the steps they strapp

she have suspended for life in 1996 after announcing her support for adolf hitler and she eventually sold the team in 1999. another owner who lost his team, former 49ers owner, eddie debartolo. not for racist comments, of course, but as part of a settlement following his felony conviction for failing to report extortion. in 20 o 0, debartolo handed over control of the 49ers to his sister, marie denise debartolo york. while raiders owner al davis also had run-ins with the nfl's league office, davis was a champion of diversity in the workplace, hiring the first african-american head coach and female chief executive. as for sterling, we'll know more about what action the nba may take in his case tomorrow. jessica, there's an 11:00 a.m. pacific coast time press conference scheduled where commissioner adam silver is expected to bring the hammer down hard on donald sterling. >> thank you very much. you'll be able to watch that on nbc bay area. want to know what you think should happen to donald sterling. you can text or call the number on your screen. this is how it goes. 1 for forced to r

look, i went back and looked at adolf hitler's speech from the hotel balcony in vienna after they took over austria. and look at what vladimir putin says. you find it eerily similar. >> secretary clinton spoke to this idea and had to clarify what she meant, which was not so much comparing him to hitler but saying that people -=- - >> i will compare him. these are most interesting times, charlie. and i do want to work with the president. >> it is hard to work with -- riend, when you go to a refugee camp in jordan in cities thousands of children running around and the woman who is with me said, do you see these children here? they are going to take revenge on those people that they think refuse to help them. the repercussions of this is going to go on for decades. >> last thing. your friend john kerry. like all the effort he put into trying to make deals in the middle east is not going to work, especially israeli-palestinian. >> no. nor is the so-called geneva conference, which was crazy or ludicrous, because syria win -- is not assad winning going to negotiate his departure from power a

by 1938, when nazi germany forcibly annexed austria, too many in the west took its face value adolf hitler's assurances that he was merely reuniting german-speaking people. that same year, nazi germany preceded to annex czechoslovakia land what was called peace in our time, accepting hitler's assurances that this was the extent of his ambition, when his millerized group took over the rest of czechoslovakia, there was no security response from the west. . then came 1939, when nazi germany and the soviet union jointly invaded neighboring poland in september of that year. verbbly, france and britain condemned the aggression and then did nothing. it was only after hitler turned against his ally and invaded france that the west took the threat seriously. by that time, hundreds of thousands had already been killed. millions more would die as nazi germany and soviet russia divided poland, killing 20% of its people, a higher percentage than any other nation engaged in world war ii and began the carnage that carved up europe between their dictatorships. in 1944, in a struggle, the olish home army ros

in an interview in espn in 1996, she said this about adolf hitler. >> everybody in history knows he wasd at the beginning but just went too far. >> shaw defended jews, gays, and african americans. in 1994, she didn't want her players to wear earrings because only fruits wear earrings. before that, she was reportedly overheard saying never hire another n word, i would rather have a trained monkey work for me. still, she was a favorite, often seen smoking cigarettes at the ballpark, while walking her dog, schotzi. but they saw a different side of her when a veteran player died of a heart attack on opening game. she was more concerned about the game. >> i was more concerned about 50,000 people who came here to enjoy opening day and came with their families and everything. and i just could not believe it happened. >> reporter: her behavior caught up with her. she was facing two suspensions for her comments and an order to undergo multi-cultural training. for years she tried to reverse the damage. >> i know in my heart i am not a bigot. >> reporter: it didn't work, in 1999, she was forced to

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howard stern interview, he said he had a great deal of respect for muslim people and then called adolf hitler greatest man who ever walked the earth. we think of blanket hatred against all minorities, people of color, certain religions, but it seemed like cross's hate was really focused, it was very specifically anti-semitic hatred, which seems -- is that strange to you that he would isolate that particular group of people, the jewish people? >> it's not unique for somebody to particularly focus their hatred on the jewish people. i wouldn't necessarily say something that he said on a howard stern show meant that he wasn't expressing hatred towards others, african-americans and others as well. but certainly the jewish community in particular is often singled out because these extremists believe that somehow the jews control everything. so that's a very convenient thing for them to place their hatred on. >> certainly, anti-semitism has long roots and i didn't mean to question that, but the notion that he would support certain -- i mean, there are a lot of hate groups that focus specifically on

kind of reception that italy was giving to this man that he saw as the enemy of christianity, adolf hitler. two months and i think we have a shot here if we can get to the next slide of the visit of hitler, there we are. two months after hitler as you see portrayed here in rome along with mussolini and hitler. you see the king victor emanuel the third, two months after was the dramatic and shocking announcement of the new racial policy by mussolini in july 1938 and the in particular in italy were shocked to hear that the official position of the government was that there was a pure italian race to which the jewish of italy who had been there before the time of jesus were not part. the pope was very upset and particularly upset because this seemed to show the increasing closest -- of the fascist dictator with the nazi leader. people around the pope as he was becoming distraught and this is the important part of my book, becomes worried because they actually are very pleased by the deal that has been made between the vatican and the fascist regime please by all the benefits that the church h

in 1996 - she was suspended for life after proclaiming her support for adolf hitler. schott sold the team in 1999. then there was george steinbrenner. the new york yankees owner was suspended three times. first for illegally supporting richard nixon's presidential campaign in 1972. he was briefly suspended in 1983 after publicly criticizing umpires. and he too was banned for life in 1990 -- for hiring a gambler to follow dave winfield to try to find information to use against him in a lawsuit. steinbrenner was reinstated from his lifetime ban in 1993. and hitting closer to home. former 49er's owner eddie debartolo jr. was suspended for one year after his 1998 felony conviction for failing to report extortion. that legal battle led to another.and as part of the settlement, debartolo gave up control of the 49ers in 2000 - ceding control of the team to his sister, marie debartolo york. the clippers racism controversy is the top story on kron 4-dot-com. we have compiled all the elements. including the full audio recording of what donald sterling said. and the n-b-a commis

estimated that 600,000 pieces of art were stolen and 8000 of which are personally selected by adolf hitler for a museum that he planned after the war in his hometown. but artwork was only a part of it. so for example homes and businesses, jewelry, insurance policies and bank accounts. let me just mention these and we will come back to these a little bit later it will be found for an article in "the wall street journal" is a front page article and it said that there were doormen swifts bank accounts that had been set up during a war primarily by jews trying to show their money in the safest thing system in europe by the on lot of the third reich. and that after the war those who survived and if they didn't, their families who tried to recoup those bank accounts were told that they couldn't be found. in fact what happened was the accounts were drawn down month after month by charges over 50 years and taken into the profits of the bank. so i got permission from the state department to go to switzerland. i gave them a copy of this wall street journal article and i said, is this true? and i sai

series of insensitive comments in 1996 and suspended for life after proclaiming her support for adolf hitler. >> : your cat yankees suspended to * first illegally supporting richard nixon and nixon president campaigned in 1972 briefly suspended in 1983 after publicly criticizing umpires. and he too was banned for life in 1990 for hiring a gambler to follow dave winfield to try to find information to use against him in a lawsuit. the member stand under reinstated after his lifetime ban in 1993. >> : close to home " suspended for one year after 1998 felony conviction for failing to report extortion that legal battle led to another and part of the settlement he give up control of the forty-niners and 2000 city control the team to its sister marie barlow york. in light magic johnson picture was sterling's girlfriend here at it for himself at the center of this controversy because he was disguste discussd in the record straight >> : another big jamename will braun saying that deaver protecting illegal and basketball #strive for greatness. >> : will commit to join the conversation kron4-dot-com >>

my friend suzanne, she saw this documentary about hitler. adolfeir head. "doug?" [ laughter ] "oh, adolf! yeah, sure. adolf." yeah, of course, adolf. it was about hitler's atrocities. but, uh -- she couldn't think of the word atrocities, so she substituted a synonym. she said, "gary, i saw this very interesting documentary about hitler's -- shenanigans." [ laughter ] shenanigans. uh -- close. [ laughter ] and, uh -- as -- as a jew, um -- as a jew, i'm not overly sensitive. i can take a joke. but i don't know. when people trivialize hitler's monkey business -- [ laughter ] -- when the nazi's hijinx, tom foolery and ballyhoo -- [ laughter ] -- is understated -- maybe i am being sensitive. but don't -- don't you guys feel like it does a disservice to the millions inconvenienced by -- [ laughter ] -- hitler's mischief? [ laughter ] atrocities, shenan -- yeah, tomato, tomato. shenanigans, genocide. [ laughter ] um -- i must say that my people, the jews, we've, uh -- yeah, we've been in a few pickles over the years. [ laughter ] going back to the old te

estimated that 600,000 pieces of art were stolen and 8000 of which are personally selected by adolf hitler for a museum that he planned after the war in his hometown. but artwork was only a part of it. so for example homes and businesses, jewelry, insurance policies and bank accounts. let me just mention these and we will come back to these a little bit later it will be found for an article in "the wall street journal" is a front page article and it said that there were doormen swifts bank accounts that had been set up during a war primarily by jews trying to show their money in the safest thing system in europe by the on lot of the third reich. and that after the war those who survived and if they didn't, their families who tried to recoup those bank accounts were told that they couldn't be found. in fact what happened was the accounts were drawn down month after month by charges over 50 years and taken into the profits of the bank. so i got permission from the state department to go to switzerland. i gave them a copy of this wall street journal article and i said, is this true? and i sai

the same happened under adolf hitler, with a mad man who spoke and he murdered six million jewish people. that's why we have today the holocaust remembrance day. we need to pay attention today to the thugs and rulers that are making their mad statements. they're doing it again. and that's why again, why did the obama administration demand that israel release from prison over 100 murdering terrorists -- murdering terrorists, murderers, who murdered innocent people, children, women, men, in order for the palestinian authority just to go to the table and have negotiations and talks and now these same leaders are saying, don't worry, we'll never recognize the jewish state. and oh, by the way, we want to form up a new league with a terrorist organization. that's why i say tonight, mr. speaker, our secretary of state has to first apologize to the jewish state and then tender his resignation. and i call on president obama, mr. speaker, to completely change course on his foreign policy. we are looking at one foreign policy disaster after another. after the thugs of the world have calculated that

there's members in the government who are part of parties that are openly associate themselves with adolf hitlerbout the prosecutor general. we're talking about deputy vice prime ministers. these people associate themselves and are part of this party. that is what russia was talking about when it warned of these anti-semitic problems. >> general marks, what do you make of this? there is sentiment here that pro-russian militants are behind passing out these flyers. >> carol, i think the issue of anti-semitism is an extremely volatile, clearly it's something that needs to be addressed. but let's be frank. let's put that to the side right now. when 'have to concentrate on what is taking place in this incredible egregious violation of international law. what has already happened? it's a fact, is that crimea has been annexed by russia. the referendum that occurred was clearly not something that would have occurred without the provocation of russia. and, again, let's be frank. russia invaded ukraine, annexed crimea and are now instigating what we see in eastern ukraine. there is absolutely no basis of

furniture chain in germany apologizing for selling dozens of coffee cups featuring a picture of adolf hitlert realizing there was a faint image of a nazi era stamp and had a swastika on the back. the chain has taken them off of the shelves. about 175 were sold before customers reported the issue. it may be spring, but don't tell those folks over in romania. a thick blanket of snow hit eastern romania. march comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. >> that's in theory. the weather quickly warmed up and turned the snow to rain. it probably won't even be on the ground for too much longer. right now, ebony deon is here with a look at the national forecast. >> morgan, we are talking about the warm temperatures we will feel all across the northeast. a beautiful day. make sure you take add rantage of it. the warmth will stick around until early next week. head out aroundbot. 66, 67 in albany, 71 degrees around new york city. we will really feel the heat building around our nation's capitol. the cherry blossom festival is this weekend. 73 and all the way up to 80 degrees by sunday. we are expe

investigation of the causes of september 11, ellison made a comparison to the fire in berlin that adolf hitler used to consolidate power. then he quoted my friend across the aisle with what i just mentioned. anyway, there are all kinds of accusations. i thought both george h.w. bush and george w. bush should have done more to defend themselves against the outlandish claims, but one thing george h.w. bush and george w. bush never did, no matter what race, creed, color, national religion, gender, age, whatever anybody attacked them, he never resorted to name-calling. in fact, would often try to point out actually they have the right to their opinion. but nowadays it's a different matter. if someone's concerned that your department or their department would provide discovery documents to convicted terrorists, that they are refusing to provide to congress, that's not the issue of anything other than just not doing what the law requires in the way of oversight. there is so much going on in this country that needs our attention, and one of them is the department of justice. is it the department of j

the holocaust was the systematic genocide of 6 million jews and countless others carried out by adolf hitler and his minions. today is holocaust remembrance today, a reminder that we must continue to fight against genocide, racism, hat hatred, ad violence. yet, this day also is hope provided us to by the survivors. i think of my friend, the late-tom lantos, congressman from california. tom was a hungarian jew and survivor of the holocaust and a survivor he was, mr. president. i had the good fortune of going to hungary with him, and i didn't go with him, but i met him there, and he showed us a number of places that he escaped from the nazis. it was a remarkable story, and he was a remarkable man. he once said, "i like to work hard to make this a better country, to provide a justice government for people and make sure we have -- whreerned from e learn from the past." his statement should apply to all of us. today we remember those who were lost and those who survive and share our grief with the families that suffered the tragedy of nationalcy germany -- the tragedy of nationalcy germ. let us r